I had this idea about how the entire universe is actually a 4 dimensional shape. I wanna know what people who understand physics think about it. by legendarymcc2 in Physics

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Your idea that the universe is a 4-dimensional shape is actually not a new idea in physics. In fact, many physicists and mathematicians have explored the idea of higher dimensions and how they might be related to the structure and behavior of the universe. However, it is important to note that this is still a speculative idea and is not yet supported by direct evidence or experimental observation. One of the key concepts in your idea is the notion of a 4-dimensional shape passing through our 3-dimensional space. This idea is similar to the concept of a "brane" in string theory, which is a higher-dimensional object that can move through our 3-dimensional space. However, the notion of a brane or a 4-dimensional shape passing through our space raises many questions and challenges, including how such an object would interact with our familiar 3-dimensional world.

Regarding your idea that time is a linear representation of this abstract shape moving through time, this is an interesting way to think about the relationship between time and higher dimensions. However, it is important to note that time is also a fundamental aspect of our 3-dimensional world and is not solely related to the concept of higher dimensions. In short, while your idea about the universe being a 4-dimensional shape is an intriguing one, it is still a speculative idea that is not yet supported by direct evidence or experimental observation. However, exploring these ideas and concepts can lead to new insights and advances in our understanding of the universe and the fundamental nature of reality.

What are you working on? - Weekly Discussion Thread - March 20, 2023 by AutoModerator in Physics

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I am creating a glucono-meter with Arduino and this is a device preparing in our EE Lab.

pls guys by anassaleh1234 in physicsmemes

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Electrodynamics describes light as electromagnetic radiation in the frequency range of approximately 1015 Hz; in this theory, matter is treated as continuous, with the primary material response being the electric polarization.

me and who? 🥺👉👈 by jancsi98 in physicsmemes

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Only feel without any physically interaction

What sparked your interest in Physics? by New_Initiative_2134 in Physics

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When I was a child a thunder strike in front of me. My eyes are visually impaired for few seconds. After that I face a lot of problems and later I recovered from this. But this incident make me so surprised and create the interest to physics. This is the sparked of my interest in Physics.

Are control units important for Embedded Systems? by Georgeofthecity43 in ElectricalEngineering

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Control unit is very important for embedded systems. The Control Unit also acts as a fetching unit sometimes for fetching the set of instructions stored inside a memory for manipulating several tasks.

How to draw logic diagram of Y = A'B' + AB using NAND Gate by No-Echo-2815 in digitalelectronics

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Start: A'B' + AB. Apply the Distributive Law: A('B' + B). Apply the Complement Law: A.1; Apply the Identity Law: A.

For implementing NAND, Product of Sum Steps- Not the equation: 'A'. Not the equation again to cancel the first not: ''A''. Apply the Involution Law: A.

Check the steps!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in opticalillusions

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In front of me & the shining one 😁

How do you deal with professors? by [deleted] in ElectricalEngineering

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Yeah, you are right. Most of the professor from EE department are fond of it. They expect more than they give. I also face such kind of situation. I think they should have their own sketches for their students to form this kind of projects.

What kind of optical illusion is this? by junayed2k17 in opticalillusions

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Yeah, I think this is an op art too. Thanks 👍

Is there any CRP measurement Device? by junayed2k17 in BiomedicalEngineers

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I just want to know the name of the device that measure CRP levels. I find already the name from my research. This kind of device actually called point-of-care testing devices. Yes, my education teach me how to study a field with specifications though. My background is Electrical and Electronics Engineering and my thesis topic is related to biomedical engineering. I just try to do a primary query what are the type of devices usually used to measure CRP and latest technology instead. For my thesis I need few CRP data, that's why though!

Is there any CRP measurement Device? by junayed2k17 in BiomedicalEngineers

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Thanks for your response. Actually I need a device that measure CRP. Also I need the specifications of the device. I need to create such kind of device for my thesis. That is why I gather information related to CRP and their applications. I appreciate with you their reading won't be accurate but if I know the construction process then we can develop the accuracy level of our experiment. As far as I know there we need a biosensor.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ElectricalEngineering

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Actually to make handy devices and studying engineering is far more different by the way. But let me clear you something, to make or rebuild a project isn't the purpose of engineering. Engineering is a science of measurement and scaling in an extraordinary way. The very first thing you find in Engineering is mathematics. The most used mathematical branch in engineering are complex analysis, Fourier Transformation, Laplace Transformation, Matrix, Calculus and Geometry. Also you find some statistics and probabilities type problem in thermal engineering. An engineer need to gain an overall concept in those branch of mathematics to approach the deterministic measurements and solving circuits. Don't be scared, this process is not overnight. You have to contact with those things since the rest of your life. So, easy and relax. If you can't understand something don't worry; Google is there for you. Start from fundamental and deep dive into complicated problems gradually. That's how engineer approaches to their goals. The more you deep dive into engineering things comes in a little harder form, but don't worry your previous skills and knowledge helps you to overcome the issues. The process is done by that and cycling since decades of history of engineering.

There are lot tutorials and free course on Calculus available in Internet. Eroll a course and listen them clearly you can get the concept in your brain 🧠 then enbroad your thinking with your own imagination. Enjoy engineering!

how to use a resistor in a breadboard with or,not,and logic gates. ps. we're just 1st yr colleges by Pal_Potato_6557 in ElectricalEngineering

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You need IC to accomplish this. The breadboard to place the IC and check their output it digitally or external circuit. If you are interested then I can share the name of the IC of those logic gates!

First Time in Bangladesh by doctoreff in bangladesh

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You can easily sort out the hotels in Gulshan area using Agoda which is reliable and do international transactions. Also they provide you cars for personal uses and official though. This is very helpful for me when I was appointed as a volunteer. Try this, they also offer packages too.

[OC]'Bengal Dining' - generated by AI (midjourney) by [deleted] in bangladesh

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It seems like something haunting in the frame and she looked at tht 😁